LEGO and Nintendo have teamed up for a fun collaboration starring Super Mario.
“Something fun is being built.”
LEGO and Nintendo took to social media today to announced a collaboration featuring Super Mario. While Nintendo remained enigmatic with a simple “Something fun is being built.” caption, LEGO gave a little bit more of a clue: “’It’s-a me, LEGO Mario!’ Stay tuned…”
Both brands shared the same short clip featuring Mario with an animated question block on his chest.
Today, Mar10 Day, is Nintendo’s annual Mario celebration.
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